Events

We regularly hold meetings relating to projects that we are working on. CMAL employees also speak at conferences and industry events. You will find details of all public events we are hosting or attending below.

Upcoming events

There are no upcoming events.

Past events

Public Meeting - Port Ellen and Kennacraig update - Port Ellen

  • Date: 09 August 2010
  • Location: Ramsay Hall, Port Ellen
  • Attendee:

Following further development of the plans for improvements to Port Ellen & Kennacraig harbours, Caledonian Maritime Assets Ltd (CMAL) would like to invite you to attend a public meeting at either Port Ellen and/or Tarbert to provide an update on the projects which will deliver improved berthing facilities and will accommodate the new vessel MV Finlaggan.

MV Finlaggan Launch

  • Date: 30 June 2010
  • Location: Gdansk, Poland
  • Attendee: CMAL, Competition winners

Caledonian Maritime Assets Ltd (CMAL) will launch a major new addition to its fleet in Gdansk today, Wednesday 30th June. The launch follows a £24m project to develop a new modern vessel which will serve island communities on the Kennacraig to Islay route.

The 90 metre long MV Finlaggan will be launched sideways in to the water, following a short launch ceremony and a performance from the Gdansk Pipe Band. A specially labelled version of The Vintage Malt Whisky Company’s Finlaggan Islay single malt whisky has been produced to mark the launch of the ferry, a bottle of which will be smashed against the vessel to officially launch it.

Public Meeting - Port Ellen and Kennacraig April update - Port Ellen

  • Date: 29 April 2010
  • Location: Ramsay Hall, Port Ellen
  • Attendee: CMAL

CMAL are holding further public meetings to discuss the planned works at Port Ellen and Kennacraig Ferry Terminals.

The meetings will be an opportunity for those interested in the progress of the projects but who missed the talks held earlier in the month to hear about the works that will commence in 2010, including infrastructure improvements at Port Ellen and works to accommodate the new ferry at Kennacraig, as well as an update of the current status of the long term redevelopment plans.

Members of the public are invited to attend the meeting at Templar Hall at Tarbert, Loch Fyne on Tuesday 27th April at 7pm and another meeting, also at 7pm, at Ramsay Hall at Port Ellen on Thursday 29th April.

Public Meeting - Port Ellen and Kennacraig April update - Tarbert

  • Date: 27 April 2010
  • Location: Templar Hall,Tarbert, Loch Fyne
  • Attendee: CMAL

CMAL are holding further public meetings to discuss the planned works at Port Ellen and Kennacraig Ferry Terminals.

The meetings will be an opportunity for those interested in the progress of the projects but who missed the talks held earlier in the month to hear about the works that will commence in 2010, including infrastructure improvements at Port Ellen and works to accommodate the new ferry at Kennacraig, as well as an update of the current status of the long term redevelopment plans.

Members of the public are invited to attend the meeting at Templar Hall at Tarbert, Loch Fyne on Tuesday 27th April at 7pm and another meeting, also at 7pm, at Ramsay Hall at Port Ellen on Thursday 29th April.

Brodick Public Meeting

  • Date: 22 February 2010
  • Location: Public Hall, Brodick
  • Attendee: CMAL

Caledonian Maritime Assets Ltd (CMAL) is to hold a public meeting to keep islanders up to date with the proposed Brodick Ferry Terminal Repair Works.

The works to the pier and linkspan area, due to begin in March, are essential to safely maintain the ongoing use of the ferry terminal.

In order to minimise the disruption to the lifeline ferry service between Brodick and Ardrossan, and to ensure the safety of the workforce, a large proportion of the works will be undertaken during the night.

A meeting will be held at Brodick Public Hall at 6.30pm on Monday 22nd February 2010 so the ports and harbours team can provide more information on the nature of the works.

They will also reassure villagers regarding the noise and light mitigation measures to be implemented, following extensive consultations with North Ayrshire Council’s Environmental Health Department.